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Hi @bfl , cells().every() does what you're after. If you look at the example here, you can see when you click the button it always displays the cells in the order you wanted. Cheers, Colin

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position when the data cells contain wrapped content. fnAdjustColumnSizing

for grabbing plaintext from cells but, previously, I was

needs to create the cells for the first page).

the row, by displaying cells from different rows alongside

I've got a good idea of how to do it - but there are edge cases (particularly the top left and top right cells) that make it a bit complicated! Not sure when it will happen, but it will. Allan

of the two input cells. Hope that helps, Cheers,

background color to all cells on table below below

A number of the cells in that column have   which is non-numeric, hence the issue. If you put - or an empty string in, it will work okay. Allan